After three rounds the Swiss International Scientific School of Dubai (SISD) has established the benchmark of success in the Emirates Schools Karting Championship (ESKC) Junior Course, with all three of its groups in contention to win everything in the final round.

Regardless of regrettable circumstances, the SISD groups found a way to come out on top. In the ESKC Junior Round Three on Sunday night (5 March) at Dubai Kartdrome it was Paul Seefeld that single-handedly provided success for SISD Team 3.

Seefeld's colleague, Enzo Al Azhari, ran out action for the evening, so the group was compelled to take a ten factor charge deduction for not fielding both vehicle drivers. He should drive near ideal over four races to have any type of hopes of making the podium.

Seefeld made a wonderful beginning of it in Race One, working his means from eleventh on the grid into opinion for the lead. Constantin Reisch, of SISD Team 2, got on also much better, soaring from seventeenth on the grid to starting point, winning the race by 8.318 secs over Seefeld. Iya Seys of Dubai International Academy claimed third.

Seefeld struck back in Race 2, quickly taking control of the area and cruising in for the win a full 21.959 secs in advance of James Bernard of JT Competing. Adam Al Azhari of SISD Team 1 was just behind to protect third.

For Race 3, Seefeld was once more in the mix, yet this moment Keanu Al Azhari of SISD Group 1 would certainly make him battle it out. Seefeld appeared of the scuffle on the top and went across the goal 3.235 ahead of Al Azhari. Iya Seys of Dubai International Academy had another fantastic drive however again had to opt for 3rd place behind the two Swiss schools.

The relentless rate ultimately started use down the only driver for SISD Group 3, and the defend the lead was intense in Race Four, with Seefeld going down into fourth. Keanu Al Azhari of SISD Group 2 had an unbelievable run, starting from eighteenth on the grid and weaving his way up right into the lead.

However, Constantin Reisch again verified his mettle for SISD Team 2, finding his was around Al Azhari and taking success by 2.809 secs. Harry Hannam of Dubai English Talking School (DESS) Group 1 confiscated 3rd just 1.533 secs ahead of Seefeld.

When the points of the 4 races were tallied Paul Seefeld still had sufficient to take success for SISD Group 3, in spite of the 10 factor charge deduction. His 113 points total pipped SISD Team 1 by a solitary point. SISD Group 2 completed the podium with 110 points.

Seefeld claimed: "It really feels really good, particularly that I got the ten point fine. I really feel pleased and I more than happy making the school win once more."

Paul Seefeld will need much more motivating drives in the future, as SISD Team 1 still leads the ESKC Junior Championship over SISD Group 3 going in to the final round. With SISD Team 2 currently in third place, the Swiss institutions are controling the leaderboard. Dubai International Academy and DESS Group 1 are the very best contenders supplying a chance of a trouble.

In the Nomad Class, with groups comprised of students from various colleges, it was JT Competing, with chauffeurs Theo Gid and James Bernard, that once again provided victory over opponents Dragster DXB, who claimed second on the night, and Perspective PP who secured a third place coating.

The Nomad order of the evening likewise matched the current championship standings, with JT Competing in control entering into Round 4.

Every little thing will be picked the final round of the ESKC Junior and Senior Championships on Saturday, 18 March at Dubai Kartdrome

Inscriptions:
1. Emirates Schools Karting Championship Junior Round Three Platform
2. Paul Seefeld on course at Dubai Kartdrome